Fremont Canal Park

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199 N Canal St

Seattle, WA 98103

+1 (206) 684-4075

https://www.seattle.gov

Fremont Canal Park is a quiet linear park that features a pedestrian trail and benches to sit on and gaze at the water. The park provides a community gathering space, notably for the annual Fremont Fair, which is celebrated in June and draws more than 100,000 participants.

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2.57 reviews

Meg T.

11/6/2023

Fremont Canal Park has two very different sections and it's the top section that gives it a bad name. The upper northwest end has homeless activity and is complete with an aging ramp to a trash...

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Leela S.

8/27/2016

I disagree with the only other review that's posted right now--this is a park, albeit a different kind of park compared to Volunteer/Discovery/Cal Anderson. You don't have a whole ton of grass to...

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Terrell E.

5/8/2013

This is not a park. This is two strips of grass alongside the Burke-Gilman trail. I suppose that it is possible to make a small awkward picnic on the small deck that is on the water (there is a...

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Pauli D.

7/22/2018

Super cute by and close to SPU and the Sunday farmers market. We come to sit here with our foods. Don't expect a lot of grass or benches, ground it is!

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Liz T.

9/13/2018

The park is a perfect place for a happy heroin haven! If you're looking for a place to camp near a used needle depository, this is your spot. It has a lovely view of the canal and plenty of...

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